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Paycheck measures top Senate agenda in bid for women’s vote

Democrats are trying to avoid a repeat of the 2010 midterms, in which Republicans capitalized on sentiment against President Obama and the health-care law passed that year to win control of the House and additional seats in the Senate.

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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is teeing up a slate of measures designed to appeal to women voters. Photo: AP.

April 4 (Bloomberg) — Democrats fighting to retain control of the U.S. Senate know their success could hinge on motivating women supporters to vote in the November election.

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